Just who is it that appears to have gone down the list of negative reports/reviews of Flash on MU and marked each person down for it? (Yeah, I know, this post is asking for a trolling, but...). Flash is a complete POS - It's buggy, slow, a complete resource hog and often a cause of browser crashes. It could be, SHOULD BE better, but for some reason it's not. Adobe have no excuse for the dire performance and overall bugginess - It's about time they pulled their thumb out and sorted it. They can't even be arsed to make a proper control panel for it - Instead we get something that wouldn't look out of place in Winblows 98.

No update for Excel, apparently. Nothing to improve the glacial speed at which it launches, no improvement to the ridiculous time taken to open even the smallest workbook.

Been using it since V4 and does the job when I have to suffer the misery of Windows. Works well, and seems the complete solution.

The constant nagging for me to buy Kaspersky and other SW when I start the app (and it's apparent habit of "forgetting" that I checked the "don't show me again" box) is really the only thing I don't like. Having already paid for the SW, I don't want to be hassled to buy more.

As I previously mentioned, 2.0 was way more reliable for me in a lot of ways, and I do like it a lot, but that interface has really started to grate in the last few days. Close window, open file, window opens, close window, open another file, window opens again. It's annoying.

So, I tried Movist (well, bought it - No Demo...Grrr...) and frankly that's what I have been missing. Didn't take me long to decide that Movist was going to be the first choice media player on my Mac. Good support multiple formats, relatively uncluttered interface, some nice preferences/options and seems to scrub/jump nicely. On top of that it's A/V sync controls are really handy and Sub support is pretty much beyond what I have seen in any other app. So, looks like VLC kind of shot itself in the foot a bit with this release. For me it was certainly more reliable and stable than the previous version, and being free gives it added kudos, but moving from a simple, stripped back interface to an iTunes like window which appears whether you like it or not, has really forced me to look elsewhere. Shame.

Love this app. I didn't really know how much I needed it until I started using it fully (got it as part of a MU Bundle). Now it has everything in it and saves me a load of hassle. Far better than Apple's Keychain, syncs using DropBox, great UI and regular updates from a responsive developer. It works with all Mac browsers too... I agree with what someone said about offering a sort code field for bank accounts (I live in the UK) but that hasn't really been anything particularly tricky for me. Going to start inputting more of my info into 1P as it's just makes access to it so easy for me - iPhone, iPad, Mac - Wherever. Seems like the encryption is secure, and with a nice long password, complete with a bunch of characters and numbers it should keep prying eyes out. I'm a bit of a harsh critic, and honestly, I can't fault it.

Yep - Crashes on start up on 10.5.2, same as reported elsewhere, so it's a big fat zero for this app.